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Subject Beolmal Neighborhood Park, reborn as an eco-friendly healing space.

Beolmal Neighborhood Park in Gangdong-gu, Seoul, has been reborn as an eco-friendly healing space.
Gangdong-gu announced that it has completed the maintenance work of the reservoir of Beolmal Neighborhood Park, which was thick with trees and weeds and had been constantly complained about insects and odors, has been open for local residents since the 15th.
The reservoir created in 2012 in Beolmal Neighborhood Park, 700 Gangil-dong, Gangil-gu, has been a place where complaints for maintenance requests have continued for more than ten years. In response, the district began the repair work in November last year and completed last month with a total project cost of about 1.35 billion won after deliberation by the Seoul City Park Committee to install convenience facilities for residents in the reservoir. The main function of the Beolmal Neighborhood Park reservoir is to trap water in case of torrential rain. It is a place that serves as a storage that flows, and its capacity has been increased from 6,300㎥ to 6,800㎥ to improve its function. Also, a wheelchair entrance slope for the disabled a multipurpose playground a water wall and a resting area has been established for residents to enjoy and use as a healing space.
Gangdong-gu mayor Lee Jung hun said, "The Beolmal Neighborhood Park's reservoir repair work is expected to improve its function and the quality of life for residents by creating a waterfront which is in harmony with the surrounding environment." "The district will continue to do its best to create waterfronts to improve the quality of life of residents," he said.